To be sure, such a process can only gain a secure foothold on the basis of a shared political culture, however fluid it may be.
In 1275 Edward gained a secure financial basis when he negotiated a grant of export duties on wool, woolfells, and hides that brought in an average of £10,000 a year.
The second, favoured by the left, was that the NF's respectable facade had been stripped away by a mass campaign which exposed it as a neo-Nazi organisation before it gained a secure electoral foothold.
In 1718 the fledgling institution finally gained a secure fiscal footing thanks to Elihu Yale, a merchant who had made a fortune while governor of Madras and whose grandparents had been among New Haven's founders.
He compared Time Warner's merger with AOL to the combination of a film studio and a cable television network: the studio gains a guaranteed outlet for its films, while the network gains a secure supply of movies, even if the divisions still have to negotiate with each other over price.
As one who has all his life been a political minority within an ethnic minority, I hope that other longtime supporters of Israel will -- at this moment of its political trial -- allow themselves to give a little added weight in their voting decisions to candidates most likely to help gain a secure peace in the Middle East.
He said that by having a lower original share price he hoped to gain "a secure and stable future" for Royal Mail, by attracting "long-term institutional shareholders".
With these results, reaching billions of light-years into space, astronomers have gained a secure foothold in the deepest and most mysterious reaches of the cosmic past.
Clark, the mother of three, said that when she first arrived at D.C. General, she was forced to visit the family intake center across town every day for two weeks before she gained a secure spot inside the building.
